Fit Physiotherapy of Newmarket has been caring for patients in Newmarket since 2013. We are a multidisciplinary clinic, so physiotherapy, sports injury rehabilitation, massage therapy, chiropractic care, pelvic floor physiotherapy, custom orthotics andShockwave therapy, dry needling and acupuncture are all available under one roof, alongside one-on-one exercise therapy in our on-site training facility.
Every treatment plan is built around the person in front of us, and we explain what is happening in plain language. We direct bill mostinsurance plans to make it convenient for you to receive the Physiotherapy care you need. No doctor’s referral is needed to book an appointment.
Injuries We Treat
- Sports Injuries
- Motor Vehicle Accidents
- Work Related Injuries
- Neck, Back & Joint Pain
- Post Surgical Orthopaedic Conditions
When Should Athletes See a Physiotherapist?
Most athletes book a physiotherapy appointment after something has gone wrong. The more useful answer to this question is that there are four situations worth coming in for, and only one of them involves an obvious injury: pain that has not settled within a couple of weeks, a drop in performance you cannot explain, a […]
Why Does Back Pain Sometimes Start Days After a Car Accident?
You walked away from the collision feeling shaken but basically fine. Three days later your lower back is stiff, sitting at your desk is uncomfortable, and you are wondering whether the two are connected. They very likely are — and this pattern is common enough that it has a straightforward physiological explanation. In the moments […]
Physiotherapy for Knee Pain
Knee pain is one of the most common reasons people come to see us, and one of the most common things they have been told about it is unhelpful: that it is just wear and tear, or just their age, or something to live with. In most cases, none of that is the full picture. […]
Sports Injury Physiotherapy in Newmarket: What to Expect
If you have picked up an injury playing sport, the hardest part is often not knowing what happens next. Here is the short version: your first appointment is mostly assessment. A physiotherapist will ask how the injury happened, test how the joint and surrounding muscles are moving, and identify what is actually driving your symptoms. […]